iLEAP is ecstatic to formally announce the opening of four to five new Fellowship positions for our 2010 program! These Fellowships have been fully endowed by the Seattle International Foundation and target women leaders from Central America. If you or anyone you know seems a good fit for this Fellowship, please encourage them to apply! Directions are below and also can be found at: http://ileap.org/programs/fellowship/CAWL
The application can be downloaded by CLICKING HERE.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Central America Women’s Leadership Fellowship in Seattle, Washington, USA
• Are you a community leader from Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras or Guatemala?
• Are you interested in deepening your leadership skills and expanding your understanding of how to create sustainable social change?
• Are you available in September 2010 to travel to the United States, to the City of Seattle, to participate in a unique 3 month intensive training program?
• Are you a woman?
If you answered ‘yes’ to all of these questions, then you are strongly encouraged to apply for this rich opportunity!
The Central America Women’s Leadership Fellowship Program (CAWL) is a partnership between iLEAP: The Center for Critical Service and the Seattle International Foundation. iLEAP is now accepting applications for participation in a three-month intensive training in leadership and social innovation for up to FIVE (5) Central American, female, community leaders. The leadership training will take place in Seattle, Washington from September 13, 2010 to November 20, 2010. All expenses are covered. English fluency is not required—more important are conversational skills and the strong willingness to communicate with others.
Application deadline is May 1, 2010. Completed applications must be emailed to fellowship@ileap.org.
For questions about the iLEAP CAWL program, please email fellowship@ileap.org.
Ryoichi Kondo came to India on 20th of this month. My counsin received him on the Mumbai airport. On 22nd he came to visit my NGO at Navsari and Dediapada social Service society. He had gone to rural areas to experience the life of tribal people as well as to spend a few days with them. On 26th of Jan, he went to New Delhi by train. next day he was suppose to face an interview with Mr. Yamaza of JICA. On 31st night he is going to fly back to Japan. It was very short stay but it has enriched him.
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